Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-28

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The RECORD until Jan. lst 1881. for
SI.25.
l.. c. Wright may be found at work
for Kelso Bros.
Don't forget the old reliable Lucky
Stars at Webb's. AS
When You smoke, smoke the NJ. b
the best in the state.
Enos Kimmel presented us a winter
radish weighing l2t pounds.
il. Miller offers about 300 school
hats for l9c each-a bargain
Application for a charter, has been
made for a building and loan asSocIa-
ton at Ashley.
The new paper to start at shepherd
is called "The Shehhcrd News A.
n. Hurst editor
The thermometer registered below
zero Wednesday morning. Pretty cold
weather for October.
Mrs. J. G.. Gray. OF Sheridan, spent
several days in town last week, the
guest of Mrs. l.. Z. Leonard.
Wood Bros have added a stock Of
groceries to their feed store, where
may be found good goods at bottom
prices.
The condensed milk company OF Ian
sing ships a ear load of its products
every day. They have wide distribu-
ton over the civilized world.
On account of inclemency of weather
the Good Tidings' service held last
Sunday evening. will be repeated next
Sunday evening at the VI. +. church.
Mrs. f. y. Chadwick left here We'd
nesday morning for visit among
friends at Laingsburgh and William
ston. She will probably be absent two
weeks or more.
The Alma Record says, we have
moved. Ever remember Of participat-
ing in a moving bee before. Charley
South lyon !ickd Oh yes but it
was moving a friend of ours home.
Parties having farm property, hou,-
es. and lots or vacant lots TO dispose 4
will do well to call on Bert Woodward.
as he has the requisite facilities, fol
disposiug II the same. Terms reason
able
The contract for putting in the new
patent process machinery in the flour
ing mill at Ithaca, has been awarded tC
a Milwaukee finn, at cost Of nearly
s., 600. Work Will be commenced in 4
few weeks.
H. 4. Howe. a middle aged gentle.
man. favorably know in Alma. was ont
calling Sunday night at the house of q
friend. and as he arose to leave liz fell
dead.-Mt Pleasant Enterprise y
resident Of st. Louis, Bro. Coutant.
Senator T w Palmer ana Congress.
men Allen and Chipman have been vis-
iting Monroe harbor and investigating
it, condition with view to making q
recommendation for a Congressiona
appropriation for its improvement
A. Cole, Of Vernon. and Geo. IIearn
Of late with Tubbs Il Foredyce, have
opened a meat market, in the Pollasky
bull ling, where they propose to furnish
every thing in their line at reasonable
prices. They respectfully solicit a
share of public patronage.
Why can not the citizens of Alma be
favored. during the coming winter
with a series Of literary entertainments
We have abundant material to inaug
crate such an organization. 1t would
be pitiful to allow the winter to pas.
without something of this kind will
the amount OF talent we have.
Pollasky brothers have on exhibition
a shoe once worn by and supposed tC
fit Miss Fanny Mills of Sandusky Ohio
a former schoolmate of Mrs. Max Pollas
Ky. The shoe measures eighteen inche:
in length by ten and a half in width. Il
is, taken all together, considerable of ;
shoe. Think of a man having to bu,
twelve pairs of such shoes in a year.
Thos. Murphy Of Seville, is S7Ot
worse off than he was last Sunday, bu
has considerable more experience. ii,
says that he had this snug amoun
carefully deposited in bureau drawe
i'm his house on the day named bu
claims that the money was taken ol
Tuesday night, and he mourns as on
that cannot be comforted. 1t proyet
quite a rich find for the thief. Moral
don't deposit your money where theive
break through and steal -JotHna
Ithaca.
Harrington n Son are pulling U
stakes and tearing down building an
machinery tins week. preparatory t
moving their table factory To Alma
where they are TO receive - 900 b0nu
a,,J ,,ut tl.f,. I,refYngs ftt, d., : A pl